Seahawks RG Anthony Bradford exits OTAs with knee injury

June 4, 2026 - 23:39

Seattle Seahawks right guard Anthony Bradford was forced to exit Tuesday's organized team activity session after suffering a knee injury. The second-year lineman went down during a team drill and did not return to the practice field, though he was later seen walking around the facility without a noticeable limp or significant assistance.

The injury occurred during a non-contact portion of practice, which is standard for OTAs. Bradford was competing for a starting role after showing promise as a rookie last season. He started 10 games in 2023 and was expected to anchor the right side of the offensive line heading into training camp.

Head coach Mike Macdonald did not provide an immediate update on the severity of the injury, but Bradford's ability to walk under his own power is a positive early sign. The team will likely evaluate him further in the coming days. With the regular season still months away, the Seahawks have time to manage the situation carefully.

If Bradford misses extended time, the team may look to veteran options or younger backups to fill the gap during summer workouts. Seattle's offensive line depth has been a point of emphasis this offseason, and this injury will test that depth early.